nothing really to do with the CMS, simple or otherwise

You lost me there, Chris. I'm asking if anyone has a simple CMS solution for Facebook being that Pulse fell flat.

A: I doubt that there is a CMS that runs in the context of a Facebook page.

<iframe frameborder="0" style="width: 520px; height: 800px;" id="app_runner_4db724ab31ff99037415182" name="app_runner_4db724ab31ff99037415182"></iframe>

As you can see the iframe is being constrained

BUT this is your problem

<h1>Expected</h1>
Ball Pythons
<ul>
	<li>Cinnamon</li>
	<li>Mojave</li>
	<li>Pastel</li>
	<li>Yellowbelly</li>
	<li>Cinnabee</li>

	<li>Pewter</li>
</ul>
Boa Constrictors
<ul>
	<li>Albino</li>
</ul>
Cornsnakes
<ul>
	<li>Amelanistic Stripe</li>
	<li>Anerythristic Stripe</li>

	<li>Butter Stripe</li>
	<li>Caramel Stripe</li>
	<li>Stripe</li>
</ul>

For a iframe to expand correctly the content MUST be a correctly formed HTML document

I know CMS is possible in Facebook iFrames, these guys have a paid version. It's just a matter of finding one that works.

I'm not sure where you got that iFrame sizing from, but it is not in anything I did and the actual Facebook iFrame auto resizes by using a special Facebook script that is in the code already.

The HTML you quoted is output by Pulse which is supposed to be inserted using that php include, not an iFrame. You had suggested putting it into an iFrame, so I did.

The HTML you quoted is output by Pulse which is supposed to be inserted using that php include, not an iFrame. You had suggested putting it into an iFrame, so I did.

Yes BUT iframes are not like divs or spans where you ONLY put the code for that page "section". An iframe is designed to show external content which must be a complete page. Set the output of your SMS to be a complete page and then see what happens.

The iframe sizing came from YOUR "facebook" page simply by using "view source"

iframes are just iframes Facebook haven't invented them specially

A page with two Iframes one with a set height and width the bottom one without.

Ok, it's all worked out now. Thanks for all of your help.

My wonderful PHP guru partner took a look and it had to do with errors in my code. Something about a PHP open and close tags inside an existing PHP open and close tag (he exclaimed it much more technically then that, over my head though). I also didn't have the file path input properly. So much for me trying to do it on my own, huh?

Job done; thread closed: